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The Wireframe Audiences Chris Poteet, December 3, 2008 Information Architecture is a difficult field. Not only do we continually have to sell the importance of our field, but we also serve a role that most IT people do not. We walk the thin line between business analysts and designers; we also have the difficult job of translating functional business requirements into something our developers can understand and our customers can buy off on. Because we often don't fit well into a nice category we are responsible for a much larger part of designing information systems. Nothing makes this more evident than the process of creating wireframes, and I'm going to address the debate on interactive vs. static wireframes in the context of our role in the development process from the perspective of designers, customers, and managers. The time has come to more clearly define who we are, the role we play in the development process, and be sure that we satisfy all interested parties in the process. The following quote from Rosenfeld and Morville in their IA magnum opus will be expounded upon: Wireframes represent a degree of look and feel, and straddle the realms of visual design and interaction design. Wireframes (and page design in general) represent a frontier area where many web design-related disciplines come together and frequently clash. The fact that wireframes are produced by an information architect (i.e., a non-designer) and that they make statements about visual design (despite being quite ugly) often makes graphic designers and other visually oriented people very uncomfortable. For this reason, we suggest that wireframes come with a prominent disclaimer that they are not replacements for "real visual design." The fonts, colors (or lack thereof), use of whitespace, and other visual characteristics of your wireframes are there only to illustrate how the site's information architecture will impact and interact with a particular page. Make it clear that you expect to collaborate with a graphic designer to improve the aesthetic nature of the overall site, or with an interaction designer to improve the functionality of the page's widgets. (pgs. 308-9) Are We Interaction Designers? The answer is yes and no. We certainly have a role in the overall user experience process, but we are not responsible for how a user actually interacts with an information system. Let's face it our annotations don't replace the role of a qualified interaction designer. I will be focusing on the fact that our value-added proposition is that we can effectively lubricate the evolution from a stiff business requirements document into something reminiscent of a usable system that is then passed onto the programmers, designers, and usability gurus. Please understand that I understand that the field of IA, UX, and all other aspects of architecting interfaces often happens with just a single person. I don't want to minimize that as I myself served all these hats. I'm simply pointing the role of a wireframe in the overall interface design life cycle. There are an abundance of tools that purport to aid architects in creating interactive wireframes, but then what does that display to our team members? Does a designer want to be handed a garbled, poorly-coded, auto-generated layout with cookie-cutter interactions? I know when I was a designer I wanted at least some liberty in what the interaction and user experience ended up looking like. It's true that in most design shops that the designer serves an IA role, but when we have dedicated information architects shouldn't we stick to doing what we do best? Don't we deliver more value in designing taxonomies, labels, navigation, and conceptual layouts? The Customer's Perspective The customer will always prefer something interactive—that isn't a question. Looking at a bland Visio document doesn't exactly inspire someone, but what is the purpose of the wireframe? Are we not trying to get the customer to focus on the layout, labels, etc and not how the interaction will take place? When we design interactive wireframes doesn't it also pigeon-hole the designers to design around the interactions from the IA's wireframe? Here is what usually happens when you give anything interactive to a customer when you're trying to do IA and not interaction design/user experience. They will spend more time clicking around complaining about the pop-up windows and the way it looks and not what we actually want them to be looking at? The value in static, seemingly dry wireframes is that they have no choice but to focus on what we bring to the table in terms of IA and not user experience. The Designer's Perspective Designers are artists in their trade. They make money, because they know typography, colors, interactions, and all the other unique challenges to being a designer. I can't tell you how many times I've asked for wireframes when what I was given was a poor mockup. Let us answer once-for-all that a mockup and wireframe are not the same thing. The designer does not want to be given a mockup—that is the very thing they are experts in. The problem only escalates when an information architect tries to tread too much on what the designers are supposed to do. When an information architect goes out and converses with the customer, interacts with the functional business requirements, and creates and receives buy off on a wireframe that it is almost invaluable to a designer and the other programmers. A programmer can then focus on database schemas, object orientation, while the designer can worry about the aesthetics of the interface. You will become a programmer/designer's best friend if you can abstract the job of creating labels while not dictating how the interaction and how it will actually look. The Project Manager's Perspective Project Manager's are often the hardest to sell on the value of IA. They look at IA as something the designer does, and that only contributes to the difficulty of selling the importance of our field. They are likely to look at the designer and say: give me a mockup to send to the customer, and when money becomes an issue in the project they'll cut IA's always before designers. I have never heard of a designer being cut in place of an IA. It has never happened. We need to carve out what we do best. Designing information systems amongst different skill sets is not reminiscent of some measure of unrelated diversification—everything we do as IA's is related to everything else. We just need to be sure that what we do we do as well as we possibly can while enabling our fellow designers and programmers while appeasing our customer. Conclusion The thesis of this essay was to define what our role is in the wider scope of the development process, and address just one small part of our value added proposition in the development of wireframes. We have so much to offer, but we must be careful on where we tread because we fill such a political position in the development process. Related Posts Information Architecture Project Management User Experience User Interface sdlcwireframe
I think you can help the customer not jump into design by giving customers examples of wireframes from another project and comparing them to the finished product. This would give them the proof they need that the wireframe method works. Tell them that we will get there(design) but we first have to get here(wireframes). In your experience would this help the customer lay aside the design to accomplish the architecture first? Reply
Hi Jeremy, What you suggested is a fantastic idea. Selling IA through wireframes is difficult to someone who doesn't understand the concept initially, and your suggestion is fantastic. Reply

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5 Funny Moments You Might've Missed from the 2013 Miss USA Competition!
We know there's a good chance you watched the Miss USA pageant last night, but with the inevitable channel-flipping going on between the Kardashians, Princesses: Long Island and Real Housewives of New Jersey, it was definitely hard to notice every little thing that went on. So, in case you were too focused on the sequined dresses and big hair of the pageant or distracted by Kim's baby drama, we're giving you five funny moments from the competiton that you just have to see!
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Miss Texas makes it to the top 15, but doesn't know what to do next. We know it must be very overwhelming to be in front of thousands of people and have your name called first, but that's what dress rehearsals are for! Skip to the 33 second mark to see Miss Texas look happy to be a finalist, but very, very confused.
Nick Jonas laughs at his own joke. Ok, so him calling the Jonas Brothers his favorite band was kinda funny, but his post-joke chuckle was what actually made us giggle.
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The choreography. The dancing going on around the JoBros during the swimsuit competition was a little bit awkward, but it was nothing compared to the Bollywood/yoga/runway-inspired evening wear choreography. Maybe if there were less arm movements and more, well, dance moves, it wouldn't have left us questioning what we just watched.
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Miss Utah's final answer. We obviously saved the best for last, because this was the moment that left us cringing. While Miss Utah didn't win the title of Miss USA in the end, we have a feeling she did steal the crown from Miss Teen South Carolina from 2007's Miss Teen USA competition for having the most hilariously confusing final answer of all time.
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For Bucky Bailey's parents, the 22-year-old's wedding day in August of this year was one they feared might never come, given how their son started life. Bucky was born in January of 1981 with only one nostril and a deformed right eye.
'The doctors told us not to get attached to him because he probably wouldn't make it through the night,' Sue Bailey, Bucky's mother, told 20/20. 'They didn't know what to say. I mean, they had never seen a baby like this before. I cried so many tears I couldn't cry another tear.'
Today, two decades later, scarred from more than 30 surgeries, Bucky is coming forward and telling 20/20 he wants to know who or what is responsible for a life that has not been easy.
'I've never, ever felt normal. You can't feel normal when you walk outside and every single person looks at you. And it's not that look of 'he's famous' or 'he's rich,' ' Bucky said. 'It's that look of 'he's different.' You can see it in their eyes.'
Teflon Chemicals Widely Detected in Blood
The Bailey family and others lay the blame at the place where Sue worked when she became pregnant with Bucky - the huge DuPont plant in Parkersburg, W.Va., where workers mix the chemicals for Teflon, the famed non-stick substance used on pots and pans.
Teflon, a product advertised as making life easy, is also used in a different form to keep stains off carpets and clothing. DuPont calls these products the housewives' best friend.
Teflon and the chemicals used in its production have grown into a $2 billion-a-year industry. This includes ammonium perfluorooctanoate, known as C-8, which has been linked to cancer, organ damage and other health effects in tests on laboratory animals.
The same chemical, C-8, was found not only in the blood of Sue Bailey when she became pregnant but, it turns out, is in the blood of virtually every American, in much smaller but still detectable levels. This discovery make this a story that reaches far beyond what happened in one small town in West Virginia.
'In retrospect, this may seem like one of the biggest, if not the biggest, mistakes the chemical industry has ever made,' said Jane Houlihan, vice president for research at the Environmental Working Group, an activist organization.
'And how could they not be in our blood?' Houlihan said. 'They're in such a huge range of consumer products. We're talking about Teflon, Stainmaster, Gore-tex, Silverstone. So if you buy clothing that's coated with Teflon or something else that protects it from dirt and stains, those chemicals can absorb directly through the skin.'
Houlihan and her colleague, Kris Thayer, senior scientist at EWG, have been poring over 20 years of confidential DuPont papers and other industry documents on Teflon.
Highest C-8 Levels Found in Children
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, some of the highest C-8 levels were found in some of the children tested. Even DuPont says that it cannot rule out that Teflon-connected products, such as Stainmaster carpet treatment, give off the chemical, although at blood levels the company says are far too small to be a problem.
'We are confident when we say that the facts, the scientific facts, demonstrate that the material is perfectly safe to use,' Uma Chowdhry, Dupont's vice president of research and development, told 20/20. Chowdhry is the DuPont executive chosen to defend Teflon, and she claims that the substance is completely safe, despite the fact that the key chemical, C-8, is in everyone's blood.
'We do not believe there are any adverse health effects,' she said. 'There are lots of chemicals that are present in our blood.'
Now the unexpected discovery of the almost universal contamination of Americans' blood from C-8, combined with worrisome laboratory studies, has led to a high priority investigation by the EPA of the chemical's risks.
'It's a potential threat,' said Houlihan. 'And the EPA's moving fast in studying this. Human blood levels are too close to the levels that harm lab animals. That's why they're moving too fast.'
The 'Teflon Flu'
There is another more immediate health problem from Teflon, according to the Environmental Working Group. Cooking with Teflon can make a person sick with a temporary flu if a non-stick pan gets overheated.
'It feels like the flu,' said Houlihan, 'headaches, chills, backache, temperature between 100 and 104 degrees.'
DuPont says that fumes are released from the pan when it is overheated, which they say occurs at temperatures that are not reached during normal cooking.
As the Environmental Working Group showed 20/20 in a kitchen demonstration, however, a pan can reach that temperature in just a few minutes.
'At 554 degrees Fahrenheit,' said Houlihan, 'studies show ultrafine particles start coming off the pan. These are tiny little particles that can embed deeply into the lungs.'
The hotter the pan gets, the more chemicals are released. 'At 680, toxic gases can begin to come off of heated Teflon,' Houlihan said.
It turns out, DuPont has known about the 'Teflon flu' for years.
'You get some fumes, yes,' said Chowdhry, 'and you get a flu-like symptom, which is reversible.' Chowdhry said the flu is temporary and lasts at most for a couple of days. She also added that a warning about the flu, while not on the pans themselves, is on the DuPont Web site.
In the demonstration for 20/20, a piece of bacon was just getting crisp when the Teflon pan went beyond the initial warning point of 500 degrees.
'I've never cooked bacon,' said Chowdhry. 'I can't comment.'
The Environmental Working Group has tried without success to get the government to order that warning labels be put on non-stick pans.
Bird Owners Beware
One consumer warning DuPont does issue about Teflon fumes involves not humans, but birds. The fumes from overheated Teflon pans can be lethal to them.
Shelby Greenman told 20/20 that her pet cockatoo keeled over in its cage down the hall from the kitchen after all the water boiled out of a Teflon pan.
'I didn't smell anything, I didn't see any smoke,' she said. 'As soon as they inhale it, it's over. There's nothing they can do to help them.'
Bird owner groups say thousands of birds have been killed by Teflon fumes. DuPont says this occurs because birds have small and sensitive lungs.
'People should not have birds in an unventilated kitchen,' said Chowdhry.
Long-Term Effects?
The greatest concern about C-8 is that it may cause possible long-term harm to a generation that has grown up using Teflon products. Scientists say that if there are any long-term effects, the first place they'd look for them would be in the people who have had the greatest exposure to the chemicals - the people who work, live and drink the water near the Teflon plant in West Virginia.
'With neighbors like DuPont, you don't need no enemies,' said Earl Tennant, a local resident.
Now a lawsuit brought by local residents, including the family of Bucky Bailey, accuses DuPont of trying to cover up what the company knew about Teflon's risks.
'We have alleged in the lawsuit that DuPont has been well aware of these problems for many years,' said Cincinnati attorney Robert A. Bilott, who filed the case.
Perhaps most telling is an internal DuPont document, only now made public, that shows the company knew that of eight women working on the Teflon line in 1981, two had children with birth defects - not just Sue Bailey, but a second mother whom 20/20 was able to locate.
The other mother, Karen Robinson, gave birth to a son who also had a defect involving his eye. 'DuPont should be held accountable for their actions in keeping all this secret from the public,' Robinson told 20/20.
Now a grade school principal, Robinson said she only recently found out that she had an extremely high level of the Teflon chemical C-8 in her blood. She fears that her second child, a daughter, has also been affected.
'I gave birth to a daughter. Two years ago we discovered that she has a birth defect that affects her kidneys. One kidney did not grow. One kidney grew to three times its normal size,' she said.
DuPont denies that it was trying to cover up what happened to the children of Karen Robinson and Sue Bailey. It says the reason that the company did not disclose the birth defect study to the government for 22 years was because there was nothing to connect the defects with the chemical C-8. DuPont continues to insist that Teflon and the chemicals used in it are safe for its workers to handle.
Chowdhry said that in the general population incidences of birth defects are 'not uncommon.'
'We have had scientists pore over the data. In the realm of scientific fact, this is not considered a statistically significant sample,' she said. 'All the other children were normal. And since then we have not seen a preponderance of birth defects.'
Chowdhry acknowledged that DuPont has not done a subsequent study to examine birth defects among its workers.
More studies of Teflon chemicals are now happening, but Bucky and others wonder why it has taken so long. What happened to Bucky Bailey has become part of the federal government's high priority review of whether Teflon and its chemicals are safe.
'I have to think about if I want to have children or not. And I cannot put them through what I went through,' Bucky said.
Pending its review, the EPA says it is not now advising consumers to stop using Teflon products. The results of the agency's review of the safety of C-8 and of Teflon-related products that may release it are expected in coming months.


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Recently I participated in a benefit auction for one of my favorite charities, the Children's Heartlink. We auctioned off a "celebrity" chef bake-off to be held at General Mills test kitchen. Assembled were a team of my favorite pastry chefs in the Twin Cities as the coaches and some heavy hitting celebrity judges. Dr. Jim Rice bought the event and invited 20 of his friends to join him for a great evening. The pastry chef coaches came up with recipes, were allowed to talk the team through the process, but weren't allowed to touch anything. My team was a blast, they had a great time and produced a gorgeous dessert, which got them second prize!
My friend and exquisite pastry chef, Michelle Gayer's dessert won the gold! She is the chef/owner of the Salty Tart in Minneapolis (co-author of Charlie Trotter's Desserts) and her dessert kicked A–! It was a pineapple polenta upside-down cake with caramelized macadamia nuts. I meant to ask her for the recipe, but she was off to Disney World with her family. Well, great minds think alike and it turns out that Johnny Iuzzini has a dessert that is just like it in his new book Dessert FourPlay. While I wait to get Michelle's recipe I decided to give Johnny's a go. Two world class pastry chefs' version of a classic!
Pineapple Polenta Cake by Johhny Iuzzini:
For the pineapple:
1/2 cup (100g) sugar
pinch coarse salt
1/4 ripe pineapple
For the cake:
4 tablespoons (57g) unsalted butter, softened
7 tablespoons (85g) sugar
1 large egg
2 large egg yolks
1/3 cup (42g) all-purpose flour
1/4 cup + 2 tablespoons (45g) yellow cornmeal
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
For Spiced Pineapple Sauce:
2 cups pineapple juice
1 ounce (28g) fresh ginger, cut into thin slices
1/3 cup (80g) brown sugar, packed
7 whole cloves (Johnny called for 15 and I wanted it to be a little more subtle)
1 cinnamon sticks (Johnny called for 2, but I have "red hot" cinnamon so I reduced the amount)
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4 Small Flan Rings (3 1/4-inches) – I used my English Muffin Rings
Start by wrapping the flan rings with foil, bringing it up around the bottom and outside of the ring. See picture below. Place wrapped rings on a baking sheet.
To make the caramel, heat the sugar, coarse salt and 2 tablespoons of water in a sauce pan.
Cook over high heat and do not touch pan until the sugar starts to caramelize.
Once this happens you should remove from heat and swirl around in the pan. Once the sugar turns color it cooks very quickly and will burn if not removed from heat.
Spoon the caramel carefully into your prepared molds.
To prepare the pineapple, remove the peel, then quarter, cut out core and and eyes. Cut one of the quarters into 1/2 inch wide slices.
Cut those to fit into your molds, place over hardened caramel.
Preheat oven to 375°F.
Prepare the batter for the cake:
Cream together the sugar and butter, until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs and yolks, one at a time, scraping down the bowl after each.
Whisk together the flour, cornmeal, baking powder and salt. Add to the wet mixture and mix at low speed until smooth, scrape the bowl as needed.
Divide the batter between the molds and smooth out with a small Spatula.
Bake for 10-15 minutes, depending on the size of your molds. They should be light golden in color and set when tested with a toothpick.
Remove from oven and immediately run a knife around the inside edge of the ring. Invert quickly onto the plate or the caramel will reset and stick to the foil.
I served it with the spiced sauce and a pineapple sorbet! (The sauce is so simple, just put all of the ingredients in a sauce pot and simmer until it is the thickness of maple syrup. this takes about an hour. Strain, cool and drizzle!) The spice was a wonderful compliment to the sweetness of the caramel and pineapple. I love the addition of the cornmeal as well. It gives the cake more body and flavor than the pineapple upside down cake of my past!
Here are the pastry chefs and judges from the Children's Heartlink event:
(Back row: Kevin Ryan (Betty Crocker Why It Works), Khanh Tran (pastry chef at Cosmos), Moi, Belinda Jensen (Kare11 news), Andrew Zimmern (Bizarre Foods). Front row: Rita (Michelle Gayer's pastry sous chef from the Salty Tart), Marjorie Johnson (The Road to Blue Ribbon Baking) and Sue Zelickson the diva of the culinary world in Minneapolis!
Here is my awesome team "Better than Hospital food!" Yes, they are a bunch of Doctors and budding pastry chefs! We made a version of this pudding, but added a layer of bittersweet ganache!
Now I fly off to VEGAS with my friend Jen. I have a list of restaurants and pastry shops that is going to keep us quite busy and very happy. When I return I will try to get Michelle's recipe!


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